Architectural standard of the fourteenth and eighteenth centuries. Main building flanked by two wings flanking a courtyard, a French garden. Elegantly furnished lounges, tapestries of the seventeenth and family memories reflect a lifestyle reminiscent of the old Enlightenment. Discovery and history of a castle maintained through the centuries and inhabited by the same family since the beginning.
Exhibitions: costumes of yesteryear, collections of fossils minerals ...
Since the fourteenth century, the family of Ponsonaille Grizols and his descendants live in the area of Chassan.
In the eighteenth century, Jean-François de Ponsonaille demolished the castle of Faversham to build the house that we see today.
In a classic simplicity, it impresses with its truly are family. Seventeen generations succeeded one another, now a tradition that still animates the earth remains.
While the elegantly furnished rooms: tapestries, portraits, family memories, reflect a lifestyle reminiscent of the old Enlightenment, you will also find various exhibits costumes of yesteryear, fossils, minerals ...
Between Truyère and Margeride, visit The Chassan is meeting the spirit of tenacity, properly Auvergne, which joins the charm of a house still inhabited and very lively and varied exhibitions which provide a variety unexpected arousing the interest of all generations.
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